Animation, Stopmotion, and Short-films

Nihil Declaro- Nothing to Say

This short film was a pioneering first for me into the world of short-films. Right from the get go we (Mohammed and I) had some notion of making a completely nonsensical film. The finished product contains a lot of symbols and possible possible hints at a larger meaning, but as the title says, we had nothing to say. This might then feel as if we have wasted the audiences time, but the point was that we loaded the symbolic gun and let the audience squeeze the analysis trigger. I hope you enjoy this short-film just as much as we did, when making it.

PokéMadness

An assignment from our media class at VGHF:
A skewed video- self portrait.
It was supposed to be 1 part of 4 portraits along with the other members of my media group. The group however dissolved, and my part became the self portrait.
I and my manuscript co writer/ brain stormer Joakim Pallesen, found the idea of a delusional alcoholic, strangely fitting for my purely(?) fictitious portait.
Another good experience both during filming and post production. Enjoy :)

Dream Imagery

For this stop motion short film I was camera man, director and co author to the storyboard.

Some music savvy class mates created the soundtrack. It was a part of an event my class had created called Potlach. I was puppeteer and effects ninja.

As you can clearly see, regulation standard stop motion filming...

A lot of hours spent in suspended belief, goes straight to the head.

November 2013

Marvelous Marble

The first flash animation film I have worked on while attending the visual HF.
It is an attempt at combining 2 of our natural science subjects; Chemsitry and Geografy with our 3 week education in animation.

I animated a few things: Credits and the number counter.

It was quite laborious work (animating the numbers)!
Yet again a new understanding and respect for those who choose to become animators.